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MBulli / SmartCommandlineArgs

A Visual Studio Extension which aims to provide a better UI to manage your command line arguments
GNU General Public License v2.0
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Add support for 'Command' #161 #162

Closed abizeauMaxon closed 8 months ago

abizeauMaxon commented 1 year ago

To support by feature request with issue #161

Irame commented 11 months ago

Thank you for the contribution and the work you put in! Sorry for the late response but I haven't got time recently to maintain this extension properly. I will try to look into you PR this weekend. And thank you again, every contribution is greatly appreciated.

abizeauMaxon commented 11 months ago

No problem, must of it is just a replicate of your work over the "Working directory".

What I realize that I would like, is to have some variable defines at the solution level, because I have to define them per project... I have over 120 plugins of a 3rd party application that I need to use, already being able to specify different version of the tools is already magic!

Thanks for this project!

Irame commented 11 months ago

Hi, I just skimmed through the changes and noticed, that you chose to implement it on the master branch. It would be awesome if you could rebase this PR onto dev/main (or create a new one if that is easier). There are a lot of refactoring changes there which makes the rebase quite tedious, I think. I also would very much appreciate someone who could test the changes I made there, because currently I don't use the extension that much.

abizeauMaxon commented 11 months ago

I'm currently using the version I build daily right now and it works well. It does what I need.

I currently don't have much time to rebase this. But I will try to do it at somepoint.

Irame commented 8 months ago

Rebasing this onto the new project structure is very tedious so I just re-implemented it based on the implementation you provided.

abizeauMaxon commented 6 months ago

Thanks a lot! Sorry for the burden! But this tool save my life now!! With 300 projects and having multiple app to debug, super easy to define multiple and test on demand! Thanks a lot! Will look into your build instead of my custom fork version

Irame commented 6 months ago

It would be great if you could test v3.0.3. It works great for me but it seems that some people could have issues with this version (see the last few comments in issue #177).